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Ancient Worship Site in the City of David
“Jerusalem, the city where I have chosen to put my name.” (1 Kings 11:36, ESV) Melchizedek: City of David, Temple Zero by Jennifer Bartlett Salem.…
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Shittim: Baal Peor – Stand and See!
“Then the people of Israel set out and camped in the plains of Moab beyond the Jordan at Jericho.” Numbers 22:1 Abel-Shittim (She-TEEM): The…
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Living Passages in The New York Times!
Saudi Arabia Wants Tourists. It Didn’t Expect Christians. In a fluid new age for the conservative Islamic kingdom, evangelicals have become some of its most…
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City of David Revealed, Fulfilling Biblical Prophesy. Evidence Supported by Archaeological Discoveries
Modern discoveries have revealed the authentic City of David in Israel and are fulfilling Biblical prophesy as archaeologists uncover scriptural evidence.
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Ancient Propaganda: Christ’s Resurrection was their Target
Ancient Propaganda: in the Nazareth Inscription. Caesar’s edict targeted Christ’s Resurrection and the Apostles’ supposed involvement.
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Jerusalem Holy Sites
Jerusalem Holy Sites are places which are relevant to the story of Jesus Christ in the Bible.
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Temple Zero in Zion | Melchizedek’s Anointed Standing Stone in Jerusalem
Eli Shukron discusses ‘Temple Zero’ near Jerusalem, the original anointed standing stone from the time of Melchizedek hidden for thousands of years in Zion.
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When is the Best Time to Visit Jerusalem?
Jerusalem never stops changing! The archaeological discoveries just keep coming! Now is the best time to explore the latest finds that validate the Bible.
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Dead Sea Scrolls Text Revealed with New Technology
For decades since the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, dozens of tiny fragments of the manuscripts have appeared blank. But archaeologists have used Nasa technology to unveil…
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Eli Shukron Discovers Rare First Temple Tax Weight
Renowned archaeologist Eli Shukron unearthed a rare beka tax weight dating to the First Temple period, discovering unique clues to ancient temple tradition.
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